Neuralgia Relief Claims From Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills
Testimonials from Katherine Barton and Mrs Ferrier describe neuralgia relief with Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills. They report rapid pain reduction, minimal dosing, and no adverse after effects. The Miles Medical Co offers pharmacist price refund on the first package if no benefit.
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Dr. Miles
Katherine Barton
Valley St
Carthage
Mrs. Ferrier
Lynn St
Lincoln
Neb
See Your Self Appearing Well in Fine Suits
A claim about improving appearance by wearing a fine suit invites readers to adopt the style advised by a clothing retailer. The message emphasizes self-perception and how others may view the wearer, urging engagement with the brand’s suit selection.
Hart Schaffner Marx Suits On Sale In Fine Fabrics
There are no other such clothes in the market with all wool fabrics and perfect tailoring. See the selection of blue serge black Thibet and other suits for all occasions sizes 28 to 42 priced from 18 to 27.50. All clothing pressed and cleaned free.
Ballyhoo of Local Happenings in Lycoming County
The Savage Rifle Club of Lycoming county succeeded in killing a three prong buck that dressed 183 pounds. Mr. Starvey Rudy made the lucky shot. C. T. Hersh received his share of the venison. At 5 30 Tuesday morning Miss Ger trude Naomi Thoman of Hanover was united in marriage with Maurice C. Nace by Rev. J. Hay. The Board of Poor Directors organized and elected county home officials. A youth named Paul Hurlbert, 15, admitted setting fire to his grandparents’ home in Lycoming county.
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Savage Rifle Club
Lycoming County
George Nace
J. Hay
G. B. Nace
Charles B. Shastaugh
Old Men’s Department
Frank Sheely
Ster
Conrad Smith
Old Ladies
Paul Hurlbert
Wuliamepert
The Capture of Ambrose Dittenhafer
Detective Wilson and a large posse surrounded Dittenhafer’s home after a long chase through fogged terrain. After a tense stand in Dr Goldsborough’s thicket, Dittenhafer surrendered when Wilson aimed his pistol at his head. he was jailed on arrival.
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Ambrose Dittenhafer
Wilson
Constable Morrison
Straban Township
Fred, Kappes
Dittenhafer
Ditty
Littenhafer
Mr. Wilson
Candidates Expenses Reported in Gettysburg
In Gettysburg on November 27, candidates filed itemized campaign expenses with the Clerk within the legal fifteen day window. Listed are Democratic and Republican totals for various offices, including General Assembly, Register and Recorder, County Commissioner, Sheriff, Auditor, and related posts, with amounts ranging from under 50 dollars to over 554 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gettysburg
James C. Cole
General Assembly
Wm. P. Baker
Henry Osborn
Director of the Poor
Jacob A. Appler
Register and Recorder
Z. V W. Cashman
Edward D. Ziegler
Congress
Jacob G. Slonaker
Wim. K. Weikert
Geo. D. Thomas
Luther B. Slaybaugh
Edward D. Brame
John D. Keith
Ilias Fissel
J. A. Kane
Lane boy killed on Philadelphia railroad
A described Lane family member, colored, who left Gettysburg years ago was killed on a Philadelphia railroad line on Monday. Details remain unclear. The corpse was shipped back to Gettysburg for burial on Tuesday.
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Lane
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
Narrow escape in collision between party cars near Abbottown
Four Gettysburg travelers escaped injury when W Lavere Hafer and party in a Pullman car collided with Joseph D Baker of Frederick Md in a large Packard touring car near Abbottown around 3:30 pm Monday. Both vehicles suffered light damage.
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Gettysburg
Abbottetown
Thomasville
W. Lavere Hafer
Fatal I 125 Die in Double Shaft Mine Disaster at Marianna
Pittsburg December 1 A massive explosion in the Rachel and Agnes mines at Marianna Pa in the Pittsburg Buffalo Coal Co shaft killed about 125 miners. Debris and gas are suspected though the exact cause remains a mystery. Rescue crews report 124 bodies recovered with more possibly buried under slate.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg-Buffalo Coal Company
Marianna
Rachel
Agnes
Henry Louttit
Henry Thompson
Thompson
Almost Drowned by Fish in Egg Harbor River Battle
Atlantic City reports Thomas P. Packer a businessman nearly drowned after a twenty minute struggle with a large pike in Egg Harbor river. He lost his fishing rod when it broke, grabbed the line and fish, toppled overboard but managed to stay in shallow water and subdued the fish. The pike bit his hand before he brought it home to support his tale.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Thomas P. Packer
Egg Harbor
Packer
Will Build 5 Million Cotton Mill in East Boston
Boston reports Eugene M. Foss announces immediate start on a 5 million dollar cotton mill project in East Boston. The complex will include 250000 spindles 7500 looms and employ 8000 workers across sixty five acres. Also noted is a plan to produce paper from cotton stalks with a 500000 capital Atlanta company claiming 15 dollar per ton costs.
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Boston
Eugene M. Foss
Bureau of Manufacture
Atlanta
Three Felton hunters escape harm after accidental gun discharge
Walter Grove James Lutz and Charles Burk of Felton York county narrowly dodge serious injury when a gun held by Posey Frey discharged. The trio were shot and now receive medical care. Meanwhile a Jo seph Batts son near Emmitsburg suffered scalp injuries after a wagon wheel struck his head at school. George Follmer of Buckhorn shot his son James during a chicken ownership dispute. over 100 shot grains were removed from the boy, who remains in serious condition as the father faces arrest.
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Walter Grove
James Lutz
Charles Burk
Felton
York County
Posey Frey
Joseph Batts
Emmitsburg
George Follmer
Buckhorn
James Follmer
Steamer Finance Sank Off Sandy Hook After Collision
In thick fog off Sandy Hook the Georgic rammed and sank the Panama line steamer Finance with eighty five passengers aboard. Three passengers and one crew member died. nineteen women and fourteen children were among the rescued as the Georgic saved others. The disaster occurred in the main ship channel as fog delayed local maritime traffic.
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Sandy Hook
Georgie
White Star Line
Finance
Georgic
Irene Campbell
Charles H. Schweinler
Henry Muller
Panama
William H. Todd
Legalized lynching shocks Tiptonville Tennessee
In Tiptonville near Reelfoot Lake a mob hanged three Black men after a hurried trial for killing Special Deputy Burruss and wounding Deputy Hall. The victims Marshall Edward Stineback James Stineback were arrested Sunday after a religious meeting disturbance.
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Tiptonville
Tenn
Reelftoot Lake
Richard Burruss
John Hall
Marshall Edward
James Stineback
Burruss
Hall
Overripe Eggs Flung Into Philadelphia Bakery Trade
State dairy and food commission investigators led by Special Agent H. P. Cassidy uncover extensive use of rotten eggs in Philadelphia bakeries. About a dozen rotten egg dealers face imminent charges as proofs are gathered, with more cases expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
State Dairy and Food Commission
H. P. Cassidy
McJunkin Announces Bid to Oust Penrose in Senate Fight
Representative-elect Captain Ira McJunkin of Butler Pennsylvania says a movement will seek to replace Boss Penrose in the U S Senate by promoting State Treasurer John O Sheatz at the next Pennsylvania legislature session He says Sheatz supports the move and is ready to join the effort to defeat Penrose.
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Penrose
Ira McJunkin
Butler
Pennsylvania
John O. Sheatz
Boss Penrose
United States Senate
McJunkin
Sheatz
Miners' Demands Met by Operators Statement
Anthracite coal operators issue a formal statement outlining their position on new work requirements and the workers' demands. The document clarifies negotiations stance and aims to resolve terms governing labor conditions at mines.
First Whipping In Eight Years At Hagerstown
In Hagerstown Maryland the whipping post was used for the first time in eight years. Jim Wilson a colored man was lashed for wife beating by Sheriff George W Earnshaw. Wilson was convicted before Police Justice Hoffman and sentenced to ten lashes and six months in the house of correction. He refused to appeal for mercy and squirmed during each lash. Also announced the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers plans for a new headquarters in Cleveland Ohio a twelve story building to cost 1 000 000 with work to begin next March. It will provide a permanent home for the union.
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Hagerstown
Jim Whuison
George W. Earnshaw
Wilson
Hoffman
House of Correction
Union Engineers
Warren S. Stone
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhod
Cleveland
Brotherhood
Lamphere Guilty of Arson and Murder Charge
Ray Lamphere was found guilty of arson in Laporte Indiana for the Fire that killed Mrs Belle Gunness and her three children. Judge Richter sentenced him to an indeterminate term of two to twenty one years in Michigan City, fined five thousand dollars and disfranchised him for five years.
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Lamphere
Ray Lamphere
Belle Gunness
Gunness
Laporte
Ind
Richter
Michigan City
Two cousins killed in rabbit hunt near Laurys
Frank Koons and Elmer Hoffman of Cementon Pennsylvania, aged sixteen, were rabbit hunting when Hoffmans gun discharged after snagging a fence wire. Koons was shot in the abdomen and died within five minutes.
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Frank Koons
Elmer Hoffman
Cementon
Laurys
Koons
Hoffman
Stellwagen Named Chairman of Inaugural Committee
Frank H. Hitchcock announces Edward J. Stellwagen as chairman of the inaugural committee. Stellwagen, a leading Washington capitalist, also serves as president of the Union Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Edward J. Stellwagen
Stellwagen
Washington
Union
Postmaster General Reports Historic Postal Deficit
In the annual report for the year ended June 30, 1908 Postmaster General Meyer shows total receipts of 208,351,886 with a deficit of 16,873,222 the largest in department history plus an extra 37,056 loss from fire burglary and other causes.
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Meyer
Necklace Lost by Broker’s Wife on Thanksgiving Night
O J C Heinze a New York broker reported to Tenderloin precinct that his wife misplaced a $12 000 necklace consisting of sixty three pearls during a theater visit on Thanksgiving night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O.jo C. Heinze
Tenderloin
New York
Contractor Samuel E Taylor Dies En Route to $40 000
Samuel E Taylor a contractor from Atlantic City New Jersey dropped dead in New York just before he could receive a fortune of 40 000 left by General John A Halderman who had died recently. The abrupt death occurred within an hour of the planned payment and the source notes Halderman as a former close friend.
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John A. Halderman
Samuel E. Taylor
Atlantic City
N. J
New York
United States
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Baker-Whiteley Coal Company
Joe Berenski
John Bardale
Steubenville
Comptroller
Milrray
Stellwagen
J. Franklin Bell
Jesse C. Joy
Hamilton Bank
New York City
Kingston
N. Y
Chicago Limited
Pittsburg & Western
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Valencia
Blind Bees Make Best Honey Discovery Claim
H. R. Latimer of the Maryland School for the Blind in Baltimore announces that blind bees produce the best honey, highlighting a mathematical department lead assertion from the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. R. Latimer
Maryland School For the Blind
Baltimore
Hitchcock Wins Postmaster General Appointment
Frank H. Hitchcock, longtime chairman of the Republican national committee, has been offered and accepted the postmaster general role in the Taft administration cabinet.
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Hitchcock
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Taft
Rear Admiral Russell Dies at 84 in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral Alexander Wilson Russell of the United States Navy, retired, died at his Philadelphia home at age eighty four. Death was due to heart failure.
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Russell
Alexander Wilson Russell
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Trenton Man Sells Pearl Found in Oyster for 200
Joha A. Cobine of Trenton New Jersey, described as a sporting man, found a pearl in an oyster and sold it to a jeweler for 200 dollars in cash.
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Joha A. Cobine
Trenton
N. J
World’s largest schooner Edward B Winslow launched at Bath
The six master schooner Edward B Winslow, 318 feet long, was launched from Percy and Small yards in Bath Maine. A series of daily notes records accidents deaths and notable events from November 25 to December 1 including drownings fires shootings baptisms and civic gifts.
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Edward B. Winslow
Percy & Small
Bath
Philadelphia
Russell Simon
John Haynes
Winona
D. C
Henry Moore
Orono
James F. Aldrich
Little Falls
N. Y
Dean Frederick Howard
Musical College
Drake University
Des Moines
Alice Decartier de Marchione
Legation
Phoenix
Ariz
Delaware River
Gloucester
N. J
Bickers Gill
Harry C. Page
New Jersey
Bayonne Herald
Bayonne
Amelia Ernsten
Edward Kelly
Chicago
American Bible Society
Bloodgood H. Cutter
Little Neck
L. I
John Bell Henneman
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
South
Richmond
Seaboard Air Line
Ocala
Fla
KF. W. Vanderbilt
Yale University
Vanderbilt Square
New Haven
Conn
Quotations for flour, grain, and dairy products across markets
Philadelphia and Baltimore market notes list prices for flour varieties including quiet and firm wheat rye and corn. eggs butter and oats show steady levels. Readings cover farm and city mills with per barrel, per bushel, and per dozen figures for multiple regions and grades.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
City
Eastern Shore
Baltimore
Southern
Maryland
Andennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Duc
Live Stock Market Report From Pittsburg Yard
At Union Stock Yards Pittsburg cattle were higher with prime offerings around six fifty to six eighty, sheep and lam bs rose with prime wethers near four twenty five and veal calves at eight fifty to six nine. Hogs moved up with prime heavies around five ten to six fifteen and mediums six fifty to six ten, heavy Yorkers around five, roughs four fifty to five fifty.
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Pittsburg
Union
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Chas. M. Wolfe
Isabelle Carl
Hamilton Township
Lewis Miller
Margaret J. Miller
Tyrone Township
Dee’d
Howard G. Blocher
B. F. Hesson
Alfred H. Staley
Littlestown
John W.F. Miller
C. T.a
Henry F. Miller
H. J. Sneeringer
Julian Noel
Mountpleasant Township
D. F. Steffy
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Carver & Fons
Tov
Electric Bitters
TNE
Big Pike
United Mine Workers of America
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